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Make Your Life Easier With the Best Video Transcription Software
If you need to transcribe a video, you can use transcription software to generate text quickly. You have two choices: human-based video transcription
Documentary Interview Questions: How to Ask Good Questions for a Documentary Interview
Learn how to ask great questions for documentary interviews and any other interviews. The questions you ask often help define the quality of your interview and your documentary.
How to: Video Editing Dialogue Sequences Faster in the Post-Production Process
Here's some tips for video editing dialogue sequences faster: organization, source syncing, use waveforms, low playback quality, and get audio transcripts.
How to Use Transcription for Ghostwriting
Trying to crank out a lot of content? Here are some tips for using transcripts to ramp up your ghostwriting services.
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7 Best Free Speech-to-Text Apps for iOS
Rev’s guide to the 7 best free speech to text transcription apps for iOS covers everything from the new Rev platform to Apple Voice Control and Dictanote.
Microsoft Teams Transcription — Learn How to Get Started
Here’s Rev guide to getting a Microsoft Teams Transcription both in the Teams app and with Rev’s transcription service.
The Surprising Origins of Halloween Transcript
From the creation of the name ‘Halloween’, to spooky spirits that started as loving ancestors, to the devilish story of where Jack-o-Lanterns came from, the origins of Halloween might just be somewhat surprising. Read the transcript here.
Mike Johnson Delivers Remarks After Being Elected House Speaker Transcript
Mike Johnson Delivers Remarks After Being Elected House Speaker. Read the transcript here.
A Look at Jim Jordan After First Speaker Vote Loss Transcript
In the first round of balloting for the next House speaker, Rep. Jim Jordan got 200 votes from his GOP colleagues, short of the 217 he needed. But the Ohio congressman is closer to the gavel than he’s ever been before. Read the transcript here.
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